In the midst of investigations, after some $1million, euros and Ghana cedis were allegedly stolen from her home, many think the quoted amount that she allegedly kept at home, is too much to be personal money she earned genuinely.
Due to this, there have been calls for necessary actions to be taken against the ex-sanitation minister whose home has since been searched by operatives from the Office of the Special Prosecutor (OSP).
It is in this light that Nana Aba Anamoah has stormed Twitter, drawing the attention of netizens to some of the implications of politicians owning such huge monies.
“Do foot soldiers know how wealthy their bosses are?” she quizzed.
This has stirred reactions from tweeps who have shared reasons why foot soldiers still cling to politicians and are content with the ‘chicken change’ they receive from them.
“Most of them are just fine with the little they give them,” a netizen said.
“I believe they do but their interest is what they can benefit now but not the future. Eventually, they end up with tokens,” another implied.
“They ain’t interested in that. Their prime concern is the few cedis for daily bread and the satisfaction that they have recognition in the party (even at the local level),” a tweep responded.
“Foot soldiers are more concerned about their party colors winning over another party colors,” An individual wrote.
Meanwhile, Ghanaians are keenly waiting for an official statement from the Office of the Special Prosecutor concerning the developments.
As part of the ongoing investigation, sources say that more of Mrs. Dapaah’s relatives will be questioned.
Madam Cecilia Dapaah has been served with the declaration of income and property forms, indicating the seriousness of the allegations against her.
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Do foot soldiers know how wealthy their bosses are?
They ain't interested in that. Their prime concern is the few cedis for daily bread and the satisfaction that they have recognition in the party (even at the local level)
Nana Aba Anamoah is a Media personality